Boavista Cafe - Menu

We travelled from Lincoln to dine at this restaurant upon the recommendation of a couple we know. We were impressed by the excellent service and absolutely delicious food. It was definitely worth the trip!

Menu ok atmosphere a little damp singer on but a little overbearing staff quite helpful but the matre d running round a bit overpowering food of decent quality think you would only eat here if staying on the complex

The restaurant has delicious food, excellent service, and a less than ideal atmosphere occasionally when there is a Portuguese football match on TV. However, there is a great mix of friendly customers and interaction.

We visited with some friends from Portugal and had a wonderful time. The restaurant was bustling with energy, had a fantastic ambiance, and the staff were extremely helpful. The food, coffee, and desserts were all excellent. We will definitely be returning in the future!

He got to lunch just before Christmas. He had a lovely fillet with chips, salad and rice and was delicious. Wash with a couple of halves of Portuguese Sagres beer, too. A taste of Portugal in Nottingham!The ladies who handle it are very friendly and there was a real familiar feeling about the place. 5 stars.

Came in for lunch just before Christmas. Had a lovely steak with fries, salad and rice and it was delicious. Washed it down with a couple of halves of Portuguese Sagres beer too. A taste of Portugal in Nottingham! The ladies that run it are so friendly and there was a real family feel about the place. 5 stars.

This is an ideal restaurant to have a lovely quiet no fuss breakfast true to the menu FULL English breakfast could not fault anything, all you ask for from a breakfast with toast, tea and I think if I wanted extra they would have added it with no extra charge. Staff very friendly big tele to watch the news and nice strong tea. This well worth a visit and the main menu looks very nice and affordable. Nice place to take a first date. Well worth a visit.

This is a most unusual place and well worth a visit. The Boavista is a cafe and a restuarant. I've eaten here three times now and on each occasion I have been very pleasantly surprised by the quality and the low cost of the food. The food is authentic Portuguese food, prepared and cooked by Portuguese people. There's always plenty to eat with meat and fish dishes available. I can highly recommend the paella. There are two delightful Portuguese woman who do the cooking and are also front house. If you fancy an authentic, home cooked Portuguese treat this is the place to be

Had lunch in this restaurant in the busy Hyson Green area. The service was friendly and the menu genuinely Portuguese with bifana, prego, and fish among the dishes. We enjoyed the bread and olives and the pica-pau for starters and chicken piri-piri for mains. To drink, we had a glass of wine and a Diet Coke and the bill came to just under £20. We had expected to pay more but were charged only for one portion of the chicken dish, which was a pleasant surprise. The coffee was also good. Perhaps it's a bit mean to quibble but the cafe was quite austere and lacking in colour and the tables were very small. If I were in the area, I would call in again, but I wouldn't drive for an hour to get ther...